UCLA is now tied for the lead in the Pac-12 South, even after stumbling all over the place to open the season. The low-point was the blowout loss to Arizona, in which the Bruins were able to muster absolutely nothing and were involved in a brawl before the half. But now, just a few weeks later, UCLA has come all the way back, downing Arizona State to take the lead in the South.
Derrick Coleman scored from a yard out with just under a minute to go, giving UCLA a 29-28 lead over the Sun Devils at the Rose Bowl. The touchdown plunge capped a five-minute drive that saw UCLA go 79 yards for the go-ahead score.
Arizona State still had a chance, down by one with 49 seconds to go. After the Sun Devils drove to within field goal range, Alex Garoutte lined up for a 46-yard field goal to win. But his attempt was wide right and never had much of a chance, setting off a celebration at the Rose Bowl.
Out of nowhere, here comes the Bruins after a 29-28 win over No. 19 Arizona State.
For more on this game, head over to our UCLA blog, Bruins Nation, and our Arizona State blog, House of Sparky. And stay tuned to SB Nation's college football news hub.
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